Whistling, he walks his bike down the narrow alley, feeling glad he didn’t listen to his mother and drive. There’s no way I can drive my SUV here, he eyes the narrow street.
From his jacket pocket, he fishes out a crumbled piece of paper. “Let’s see, which building are you?”
Whack!
With his bike on top, he tumbles to the ground. “Ow,” he mutters and rolls onto his back just in time to hear the crunch from inside his backpack. Damn it.
Arms crossed, his assailant, the Chinese woman, begins babbling, “You’re going to see him, aren’t you?”
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I wonder what was in his backpack and who it was he was taking it too. And why the Chinese woman doesn’t want him to
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I’m guessing something dangerous and the Chinese woman happens to know what it is and didn’t want whoever he’s delivering to to have it.
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Whack! Welcome to the street named Bedlam. Well done.
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Thank you.
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Certainly not wanted in the street, maybe he should stay out of China town. Who was he looking for?
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I think he’s just an innocent delivery boy getting caught up in someone’s vendetta.
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Ouch. I have a not great feeling about this delivery! Fun story.
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I don’t have a great feeling about this either. Thank you for reading.
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Oh my! I wonder what comes next.
I worked delivery jobs during the last two years of my working life. Finding a place to pull up to the curb in downtown Denver is nuts. I have since moved to a remote town in Northeastern Colorado and really do not miss Denver’s traffic or its parking problems.
~ornery owl~
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Poor chap! I hope he escapes without too many injuries. This reads like a part of a longer story.
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I have a feeling there’s an adventure ahead for this guy and I agree, poor guy…
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He was definitely, as they say “an innocent bystander in the wrong place at the wrong time.”
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I agree with that statement. Poor guy…
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Well-written, tense..
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Thank you. 🙂
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